Sentence examples for partisan interference from inspiring English sources

Partisan interference so mars elections that no Western diplomat will call them "free and fair".

In Ohio in 2004, there was undeniable, massive partisan interference in access to voting machines - which I witnessed with my own eyes - and many other improprieties in the count.

But it could perhaps be used for local electoral districts.Some politicians, led by Carolyn Maloney, a New York Democrat, think the Census Bureau should be an independent agency, insulated from partisan interference.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has begun to track states and localities where Republicans have total control of election administration, and Democratic aides say they plan to assemble lawyers around the country to monitor election machinery for "red flags" of partisan interference.

The government is trying to act as an honest broker in re-establishing the collapsed power-sharing executive at Stormont but the fact that there is a parliamentary deal creates a perception of partisan interference in the peace process, lawyers for McClean will argue.

But while that has led to some conflict, Clyburn has other issues on her plate that aren't as subject to partisan interference: overseeing new broadband deployments, promoting transparency and diverse leadership in TV stations and other organizations, and ensuring the economically disadvantaged and disabled aren't excluded from the modern internet-based economy.

Mr. Mukasey has pledged to manage the department's criminal investigations in a manner free from partisan political interference.

As Congress contemplates shoring up America's elections against known foreign interference, partisan battles rage about the real threat to fair elections and the consequences of federal intervention in election law.

But it also deepens what I have referred to as the "Balkanization" of the Egyptian "wide state," a phenomenon that renders the judiciary overly isolated from the entire society rather than just walled off from executive interference and partisan politics.

Conant also noted that there is bi-partisan consensus to prohibit foreign interference, such as that from Russia, going forward particularly across digital platforms.

Punishing Russia for election interference is not a partisan issue.